An early 19th century continental gold open face key wound pocket watch
Lot 34
An early 19th century continental gold open face key wound pocket watch
£ 300 - 500
US$ 430 - 710
Lot Details
An early 19th century continental gold open face key wound pocket watch
Frosted gilt bar movement with cylinder escapement and three arm balance, white enamel dial with black painted Roman numerals and outer five minute markers, fine gilt hands, engine turned and foliate engraved case with reeded band 41mm.
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